Tronende vrouw en twee musicerende figuren bij een vaas 1687 - 1725

"Tronende vrouw en twee musicerende figuren bij een vaas" is a 17th-century etching by Lorenz Beger, a German artist known for his intricate designs. This work, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases a Baroque aesthetic with its emphasis on elaborate ornamentation and swirling lines. Two figures, one holding a lyre and the other a trumpet, sit atop a vase, their forms encircled by a complex, intertwined framework of scrollwork and foliage, creating a sense of grandeur and movement. The artwork, which exemplifies the use of the etching technique, is considered a fine example of ornamental design popular in the period.